Developments in Technology have transformed Global Markets and created multi-billion dollar industries in North America and Europe. They are now also transforming markets across Asia, South America and Africa. The nature and pace of this change is strongly influenced by national and regional differences in market maturity, financial strength, political environments, social policies and regulatory regimes.
The UK and India have both identified the opportunity for India to adopt some of the expertise and experience developed in the UK over the last fifty years in commercialising technology-based innovation. This article explores some of the issues and opportunities.
Uday Phadke, 03 July 2011
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